Regional summaries of public versus private usage of care by wealth quintile were produced by calculating an average of each country-specific quintile, weighted by total country population as determined by the 2008 World Development Indicators [23].
For reasons related both to the condensed and summary form of public presentation, and also to the bold conceptual sweep of the theory, the primary argument of the Origin could not gain its force from the data presented by the book itself.
In recent years, the Disability-Adjusted Life Year (DALY) has emerged as the most important summary measure of public health.
David Brooks provides an insightful historical summary of American public affairs reporting in his column "The culture of exposure" (Views, June 26).
N.S.A. reform is mentioned in "Hard Choices," but only cursorily, in a summary of the public reaction to Edward Snowden's leaks.
Asked whether the UK should compromise and "allow people from the EU freely to come and live and work in return for allowing UK firms to trade freely with the EU", 70% of remain voters said yes; the same proportion of leave voters said no. "The safest summary of the public's position does indeed appear to be that voters are probably quite evenly divided on the issue.
This article reviews the available literature regarding prevention for health care providers, includes a summary of ongoing public health initiatives, and suggests an approach to prevention in liver disease.
In summary, the number of public databases that curate information about regulatory sequences and transcription factors in plants has increased substantially over the last decade.
In summary, the reach of public programs that pay for home care services is restricted by both the size of the eligible population and limits on services.
